Kyle Wheeler wrote: [Tue Mar 21 2006, 10:03:01AM EST] > Works fine for me… I use that feature all the time, actually (people > are *always* posting poorly to some of the lists I subscribe to). > > Perhaps it’s a problem/incompatability between mutt and your imap > server? Actually, further investigation has revealed what's actually happening, with both mutt-1.5.11 and mutt-cvs: 1. With mutt -F /dev/null, after linking and syncing, the message disappears temporarily. It reappears (in the correctly linked location) the next time that messages are fetched from the server, for example when imap-fetch-mail is called. This is disconcerting and could be improved, but at least the mail is not actually being removed. 2. With header_cache enabled, after linking and syncing, the messages disappears semi-permanently. In truth the message is still on the server, but no amount of imap-fetch-mail causes it to reappear in the index. Exiting mutt (possibly just changing folders) causes the message to reappear. So both are usability bugs, but the second is much more annoying. Aron
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